On tne one side this old stone farmhouse flanks the forests where the WWI Second Battle of the Marne was fought, and the Champagne vineyards of the Marne River Valley on the other. Four rooms, for up to ten guests, have been tastefully created out the interior spaces, and filled with original art and antiques. At the disposition of guests are a living room with fireplace, a luminous Conservatory, a vaulted music room with piano and guitar and, exceptionally, an interior Endless Pool swimming pool with variable swim current for exercise or amusement. Not to forget the property's two acres with its unforgettable hillside view of the farm and the Marne Valley vineyards beyond. In the summer a hammock for two is available.

The Bed & Breakfast of the Champagne Route is within walking distance of a one-star rated Michelin restaurant, as well as a few minutes drive from several other village eateries. Sometimes dinner at the B&B is proposed. As a B&B, breakfast is included of course, and falls into the category of "extended continental" with a delicious sourdough bread, "Bon Maman" jams, orange juice and fruit of the season. The anglophone owners, Meredith Sykes and Bill Graham, can point you toward the many things to do in the area, or towards Paris, an hour to the west, making stays of up to a week a common occurence among guests during the eight years they have been receiving guests.